Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-04-28

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whose place on earth has so lately been
made vacant, is at the same time an evil
dence of true feeling on their part, credita-
bic alike to their hearts, their womanly
instincts and the culture received at the
institution they represent
ST. JosEPH's ACADEMY,
ENnTsBURG, Nh.
AT special meeting of the pupils of St
Joseph's Academy, held ON Sunday, March
q, 1887, the following preamble and reso-
lutiOns were unanimously adopted.
WHEREAS, As members OF the Valley
Home circle, grateful and devoted children
of our "Alma Mater" We, in common with
our Teachers, the inmates of ST. Joseph's,
and the Sisters throughout the United
States, Were lately called upon to mourn
the death of our beloved Superior, Mother
Euphemia.
And Whereas, The loss of the dear de-
parted falls most heavily upon those whose
privilege it was 10 be the immediate object
OF the affectionate interest and maternal
solicitude of this worthy Daughter of ST.
Vincent de Paul,
Be Il therefore ResolCei, That we treasure
with due and life long appreciation, the
bright example of Christian Virtues, be-
queath to Us by our dear Mother.
Rts0lctd, That, in view of our common
sorrow, we do now earnestly present our
petition 20 the authorities governing the
Institution, praying that the Closing Ex-
ercses" of this Scholastic year, 1867, be
made without any public demonstration.
Resoircd, That, as further testimony of
our tilial respect, we request that the custo-
rnrpTnnnia. = sadly a. t-ar iaraaa
with the desires and sentiments of our
hearts, be dispensed with on this occasion.
81 IL FURTHER Resolued, That copy of the
foregoing, signed by the Graduates and
representatives of the respective classes, be
presented 10 the Academy, as perpetual
remembrance OF our heartfelt sympathy.
We do not doubt that this our tribute to
the memory of the dear departed, prompted
rs il i by sincere affection and q sense of
duty, will receive the sanction Of our dear
parents, while it will also find an echo in
the hearts of all former pupils ofSt Joseph's
Academy.
Isabella NJ. McConnigle, Mary +. Parker,
Mary f. Joice, Martha Z. Muldon, NJ.
Elsie Boas, Mary J. OBrien, Katherine
Morton, Graduating Class.
Mary Magee, Agnes O'GOrmap, Margaret
Twomcy, Catharinc Havey, Emma Sin
nett, HELEN Mullen, First Senior Glass
Anna Bowling, Inez Mexia, Mary O'Con-
nor, May Castillo, Nettie Macatee, So
phic Mcbride, Second Senior Class
Stella Hartman, Isabel Foley, Katherine
Gibbons, Pauline Mosby, Third Senior
Glass.
Elizabeth Dodson, Josephine Burnbach,
May Shorb, Mary O'Connell, First Inter
mediate Class.
Teresa Kcrney, Elizabeth Stanton, Anna
McSherry, Mary Jones, Representatives
OF the Second Intermediate Glass
Mary Brannon, Leonie Lagrade, Madeleine
Raggio, Yrenita Sol, Third intermediate
Class.
A CoMMENDABLE PETITION
81. JoSePh's Academy,
EmnitSburg, Md, March %, 1887.
To the DirectreSs of the Academy-Dear
Sister-A few days ago, rs members of one
family, We sympathized with you, our
Teachers, and all the inmates of the Val
ley, in the loss of our dear and lamented
Mother Euphemia.
To-day, we offer as further testimony of
our tilial and grateful respect, petition
that the CLOSING Exercises" of this Scho-
lasiic Year, lSS6-S7, be made without any
public demonstration.
The usual ceremonies would be sadly at
variance with the desires and sentiments of
our hearts
We beg you. dear Sister, TO consider our
request is prompted, not only by sincere
affection, but also by that sense of duty
which you have striyen 81 earnestly TO con-
vince US should be the glory of every no
BILE minded, unselfish woman.
The signatures attached prove, dear Sis
ter, that We but express the wish Of all, in
assuring you that every pupil Of the Acade-
my anXiously awaits your approval. While
We remain, lovingly your children.
Isabella NJ. McGonnigle, Mary L. Parker,
Mary +. Joyce, Martha Muldon, NJ. FL
sic Boas. Mary J. O'Brien, Katherine
Morton, Members ofthe Graduating Glass.
Mary Magee, Agnes O'Gorman, Margaret
Twomey, Catherine Hayey, Emma Sim
mott, Helen Mullen, Representatives of
the LIST Senior Glass.
Anna Bowling, Ynez Mexia, Mary O'Con-
ner, May CASTILLO, Nettie Macat-e. So
phie Mcbride, Representatives of the End
Senior Class.
Stella Hartman, Isabel Foley, Katherine
Gibbons, Pauline Mosby, Representatives
of the Bird Senior Glass.
Elizabeth Dodson, Josephine Burnbach,
May Shorb, Mary O'CsYnnell, Represen-
tatives Of the lSt intermediates Class.
Teresa kerney, Elizabeth Stanton, Anna
McSheTy, Mary Jones, Representatives,
Of the End intermediate Class.
Madalena Raggio. Leonie Lacarde. Mary
Brannon, Yrcnita Sol, Representatives Of
the Srd intermediate Glass.